Hip Dip: a nova tendência tem tudo a ver com amor próprio

O Instagram já foi um lugar com muitos posts tóxicos para a autoimagem feminina. Desde a obsessão com o “thigh gap” (espaço entre as coxas) até o “collarbone challenge”, no qual mulheres empilhavam moedas na clavícula para provar o quão aparentes seus ossos são. Mas a nova tendência da rede social é uma declaração de amor próprio entre as usuárias.

O “hip dip” é um termo usado para falar do jeito que o quadril, às vezes, é menor na metade. Essa é uma fonte de insegurança para várias mulheres, mas a hashtag nas últimas semanas está lotada de usuárias mostrando e apontando essa parte do corpo, em uma tentativa de normalizá-la.

A tendência está grande nos Estados Unidos, por isso a FoxNews entrevistou o médico Gerardo Miranda-Comas, que afirmou que a presença do “hip dip” é completamente natural. “Não é uma anomalia, é uma parte comum da anatomia”. Além disso, Gerardo disse que o “hip dip” tem a ver com a composição do corpo e que exercício físico e dieta não são capazes de alterar isso.

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You guys, I want to talk about hip dips. Hip dips are completely natural and are just a product of our anatomy. You do NOT have to have a “perfect” hourglass figure to be beautiful, sexy, worthy, etc. I can’t even tell you how many people reached out to me about how excited they were that I had hip dips as well. This is just another example about how important representation in the media and fashion industry truly is. Your body the way it was created is ENOUGH and BEAUTIFUL simply as God made you. I love my Latin hips and curves that God blessed me with, with my “hip dips” and all. Stop comparing yourself to girls who claim to be “real” and have booty implants or fat fillers in their hips etc. The minute you realize how beautiful your uniqueness is, that is when all that negative body speak, and medias insistence on conforming loses all power. Break fre not those chains. Confidence and self love SPEAKS and enters a room before you even do. I can’t even tell you how much my perspective has changed in regards to styling myself for events, wearing bikinis etc. I remember the days when I felt self conscious. I still hate shopping tbh but now I know the truth that 90% of what’s out there doesn’t fit anyone perfectly…as a model we have to be booked an extra day to be fitted and sewed into our clothes pre shoot. Then in post, everything is perfected with photoshop. I no longer sit in a dressing room crying over my imperfections because I know the TRUTH, and I want you guys to know too. I know this time of year is especially tough in regards to diet culture, and what I would call instagram culture. You are worthy, you are beautiful, yes if you like that bikini you should get it, yes if you like that crop top you should wear it, YES you, your rolls, scars, hip dips and cellulite are beautiful. Ps. I am so happy I have gotten to meet so many of you recently IF YOU SEE ME OUT PLEASE DONT BE AFRAID TO COME SAY HI! ❤️❤️❤️✊?✊?✊? Photo @bonnienichoalds Body suit @cantiq.losangeles Makeup @brittenfaithmakeup

Uma publicação compartilhada por Dana Patterson (@danaisabellaaa) em Jun 27, 2017 às 5:32 PDT

your local #hipdip honey ??

Uma publicação compartilhada por lindiwe ?♫ (@lindi.we) em Jun 28, 2017 às 3:36 PDT

curves all over #hipdip #thickthigh queen i never see any love for hip dips & im p sure everybody has them but correct me if i’m wrong. i used 2 dislike them bc i felt they made my curves imperfect but not rly they’re curves within themself. let’s play a game called hop out ur comfort zone

Uma publicação compartilhada por lil evil (@tinysatan) em Abr 9, 2017 às 12:53 PDT